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Archive for August, 2010
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Review: Harming The Art: Ai Weiwei’s Wicked Sense of Humor
By Victor Maldonado
Patterns of habit, culture and tradition, are difficult to break. When a habit becomes an addiction it seems impossible to imagine another way of being. The addiction becomes so strong that the addict imagines only catastrophic…
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Review: Laura Hughes The Span of an Instant at Appendix Project Space
I have thought and felt many things in the course of experiencing a work of art, but Thursday night was a first. My experience, a momentary epiphany, really, was so startling that when I left I fell down a rabbit…
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Last Thursday: Appendix + Little Field + False Front
Midori Hirose
Little Field
North alleyway between NE 28th and 29th Avenues off of Alberta Street
6-9 PMHirose’s new work stems from her interest in combining “geometric and loose facets” resulting from “an investigation into the…
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Review: Dominion
Ajna Lichau’s video installation “Dominion,” which just closed on Saturday at the Tribute gallery (625 NW Everett #102), explored the representation of control and resignation without being polemical. The video, composed of a single shot,…
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Early Bird TBA: Anissa Mack at the lumber room
Though the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art’s Time Based Art Festival doesn’t officially kick off for another couple of weeks, programming begins today at 3 PM with a conversation between TBA:10 artist Anissa Mack and Sarah Miller Meigs and…